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Tboli music: Soging Tundan
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- čas přidán 5. 12. 2007
- This is a song is called Soging Tundan, which means "prized banana". Even though it isnt accompanied by music, its sounds very melodic and the rythmic way of singing gives it harmonious sound.
As a mixed Filipino living in the states, I feel so alientated from this aspect of our beautiful, expansive culture. I love finding things like this, it's truly Filipino, void of any Spanish influence.
Ganda. Parang naiimagine ko mga ninuno natin na kung saan uso pa ang story telling ng mga myths and legends. Parang nahihiwagaan ako sa song. :)
Im proud to belong in Tboli tribe,so nice...Ket klengel lingon..:)
ang galing tlga, sarap pakingga..
a banana! hahaha naka sabot ra ko sa word na soging tundan pero nindot kaayo nga kanta. A pure song accompanied by a pure voice and a rich culture. This is what should be thought from schools to retain our culture.
Proud t'buli
very beatiful!! I love the ethnic pinoy culture...nothing against the Spanish influenced filipino culture which I also love but this is the root of the culture unblemished by foreign interference..
This is helping me sleep!
ang galing! thats why everybody RESPECT CULTURES cuz it may be greater than ours
Wow, feeling ko nasa sinaunang panahon ako, yung panahong wala pa ang mga kastila.
This is indeed very rhythmic and melodic despite it being around when the Tboli had no knowledge of western musical notes. I believe that this is indeed a treasure; a beautiful masterpiece of the people. I am happy I found this because I have been searching for this piece ever since I heard this as an arranged song for the St. Scholastica H.S. Choir of Manila. Hay. Napakaganda talaga :)
hope Nilo Alcala would arrange one of these T'boli Songs for Choir. Thanks for posting the T'bol music truly preserving of of our Filipino Treasures
It's a good background music for studying.. :)
Well, I'm not Filipino, but I was mesmerized by this sweet yet strong melody!
whoaw....love it very much
this guys a singer
doesnt need instrument accompaniment...^^
i dont understand anything because i am from germany but the sound is really nice very unice and devine.. i love it.:) .better than the fuckin pop culture that destroys all other cultures....so filipinos, keep saving your origin culture
ang galing nyang kumanta! superb!
This is very beautiful. Even though I'm Filipino, I live in the U.S. and don't know much about the other ethnic groups in the Philippines. Thank you for sharing a part of a culture I always want to learn more about. :D And one doesn't have to be Filipino to enjoy the song!
Gusto ko tong Kanta
I want to witness music like that one day, when i visit the Philippines again.
Great stuff! Thanks for sharing gintongrajah! Absolutely beautiful singing style! btw I have this album :) lol
Exactly...I am having a hard time finding aspects of the Philippines that aren't exempt from Spanish influence :(
beautiful even i cant understand the language
I stand corrected. =)
The B'laan,Tiruray, Ibanag and the iFFFFFugao all have the f's.
This is t'boli
@h4s4t4n mindanaon tongue is unique and diverse, the Lumad's among themselves has their own way of calling or pronouncing any word..:))
this language is unlike any malayo-polynesian language I've heard of before... there are "F" sounds where in other malay language, their are no such sounds as the F... very interesting.
They are called ubo in our locality... They have 3 areas ubo/manubo Blit manubo tasaday and from the nearest are lemfugon and tesimen
It is not ubo sir for the information of everyone there tribe is TBOLI and I am one of them full blooded tboli.
John Pamintuan already did.
@zubanu1: soging is the proper pronounciation of it in the native tongue..
Sino po my lyrics nito please pa share po thank you :)
all of the languages in philippines has F's except the Northern Languages such as Ilocano,Kapampangan,Sambal,Pangasinense and the Visayan Languages
Mark Manalastas few northern languages has F like ibanag
we filipinos belong in Austronesian languages and some are Malay/Islamic languages
hey bro there's a lot of native languages in philippines aside from the eight major dialects in philippines...
"SOGING TUNDAN" is a T'boli word..
SOGING TUNDAN in TAGALOG is "SAGING LATUNDAN"
gets???
bakit sa inyo sa pampanga ang kapampangan ng saging ay saging rin samin sa Zambales batag ang tawag eh magkatabi namang probinsya? :))
Lyrics po nito? Pleaseeee :)
Malay is an Austronesian language. There is no such thing as an Islamic language, unless you're referring to classical arabic.
Pahingi rn po ng lyrics pm me po.maraming salamat!
Pwede po pa makahingi ng copy ng lyrics? thanks. ^^
You can PM me for this
@@arnulfohambalajr9489just post it, bat kailangan pang magpm pang nalalaman